Meta Uses Rank One's Face Recognition in Smart Glasses
Meta has licensed face-recognition software from Rank One Computing, a company with government clients, for use in its smart glasses, according to a software license obtained by WIRED.
Meta has licensed face-recognition software from Rank One Computing, a company with government clients, for use in its smart glasses, according to a software license obtained by WIRED.
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